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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-05-15, Page 8.A SENSE OP RUMOR IS - WHAT MAKES A PERSON LAUGH AT SOME/WING riiAr WOMMAKE MEM MAO It It 1MPPENEDIO mot SERVICE IS OUR MIDDLE NAME JACK gremazi SCR UTON HU.2-9653 CLINTON glorious' work ;of motherhood: irk we honour to-day, have hand- ed themselves unto a group to help. their church: in need—Such is' the band or group of women we call the Willing Workers, This morn- ing' we receive from their hands these gifts, Trine is a grand addi- tion to their many gifts given in pest year-a and we wish them all success as they din deeper to find us -other 'things needed, for a mod- ern church in action" (At present a ;project is digging for a well at the churcb):. "Knowing the children love to sing, our Sunday School superin- tendent has given some 50 Krim Slides for use with the projeetor, We thank you Miss Clara Clark and wish yat and your staff suc- cess in! the work of 'Bringing Christ to the Children,," Mrs. C. E, Peacock nave the story for the day which she titled "Train up a child in the way it shall go." The speaker cited famous mothers, sueth as Susannah Wesley and others, pointing to the manner in winch they had raised their children. Next Sunday will be observed es; Rural Life Sunday in St. And- rew'e United Curch. After the minister has received the offering, he will stand while four young people come to the Altar. The -first,- Ted Turner, ear- rylog a bowl of soil; the second, Ron Seotehmer, a bowl of seeds; the third, Don MacKenzie, Jr., a hoe and the fourth, Ted Dunn, presenting himself for the service of dedication by the Rev. C. E. Peacock. a AUBURN The Auburn United Church. Sunday School Anniversary will be held on Sunday, May 25 at 11 son, and 8 p,m. Guest min- ister will be Rev, Howard Miran- eon, Windsor Also there will Ire special music by a male quart- ette from the Mennonite Claude Eimlira. W OL The Government Deficiency Payment applies only on Property Graded Wools Secure the Utmost by Patronizing Your Own Organization JACKSON HOMES LTD., SEAFORTH Is collecting wool for grading and sales on the co-operative plan. Shippers may obtain sacks and twine free of charge from the above or their Licensed Operators. CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE WOOL GROWERS LIMITED 217 Bay Street Toronto News of Bayfield By D.41,S$ LUCK( Re WOODS PHONE: BATFIELD 45 r 3 WHICH OF THESE 2 SCIENTIFICALLY DESIGNED SHUR-GAIN PRO GRAMS IS BEST FOR YOUR CHICKS? FAST DEVELOPMENT SHUR-GAIN now offers Poultry Farmers a choice of 2 scientifi- cally designed programs. Make your choice! 20% Super Growing Mash 20% Super Growing Mash Plus high energy scratch mixture containing at least 50% wheat and/or corn. (tow energy) 1 Plus Oats Only Cars can be Driven Away at the Prices Listed in this Advertisement, Brussels Motors Huron Couhty's Foremost Used or Dealer PHONE 13 BRUSSELS, ONT. PAGE . EIGHT CLINTON. NEWS,13,ECOR.D 'hi: ItSPAYp MAX 1.0, 3.9% children Contribute Song and Story Si. Andrew's Mother's Day Program Mr., and Mrs, r, Peters spent the weekend at their cottage, Jack 1.1111traan, 41.14 family, Len- don, *Pent the weekend at their' enttege, Mr. and Mrs!, Nelson MeCeniten Termite), occupied their home .here for the weekend, Mr. •and. Mrs, L. M. Sprague, Detroit,. were at. "Holley Lodge". for the weekend. Mrs. .,Charles Bell underwent' major surgery in •CbVinton Public P.Iospital on Monday, Miss Lucy Woods is in Victoria Hospital!, London, since Tuesday, undergolng treatment. Celebrate the Holiday Weekend DINE GRACIOUSLY at THE LITTLE INN Open June I to October 13 (Weekends only May 17 to May 31) For Reservations phone Bayfield Dining Room Hours: Lunch 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. Sunday Noon Dinner: 1 p.m. Dinner: 6 to 7 p.m. 20b SEED BEANS We have the following Seed Beans now on hand in both Commercial and Registered Varieties: Michelite, Clipper, Robust Yellow Eye, Michigan No. 1 Certified SANILAC A LIMITED NUMBER OF SEED BEAN CONTRACTS ARE AVAILABLE We have recently installed equipment for treating Beans Cook Bros. Milling 'Call PHONE 24 HENSALL 1957 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON $2,450 1957 PONTIAC 2-DOOR HARDTOP, with automatic transmission, fully equipped $2,595 3-1957 CHEVROLET Deluxe Sedans, fully equip- ped $2,295 1957 PONTIAC DELUXE, automatic, fully equipped $2,495 1956 PONTIAC COACH, fully equipped automatic transmission $1,995 1956 CHEVROLET, Hard Top, automatic transmission $1,995 1956 FORD CUSTOM LINE SEDAN, auto- matic, fully equipped $1,995 1954 CHEVROLET STANDARD SEDAN., $1,295 1954 DODGE Regent Sedan $1,395 1954 METEOR 2-Door Hardtop, automatic transmission, fully equipped $1,495 1953 METEOR RANCH WAGON $ 795 1953 DODGE SEDAN, good radio $1,150 1953 METEOR COACH $1,095 1952 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN $ 895 1951 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, low mileage $ 695 TRUCKS 2-1956 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON PICKUPS, deluxe cabs $1,295 1949 GMC 3/4 TON PICKUP $ 295 • 1948 FORD 1 TON $ 295 MANY OTHER OLDER MODELS Number of 1950 and 1951 1/2 TON PANEL TRUCKS; various models Mr,. and Mrs. Dalton Smith and Janet, London, spent the weekend at their cottage on Sarnia Street. • Mr, And Mre, W. Oiddlein son. London, are spending fort- night at 'their home on Main St- reet, The Rev. and Mrs, Paull, Listowel, spent Tuesday night with Lauder ISuenen, at "The Mrs. Fred Durand, Goderich, visited her brother and sister-ine law, Mr. and Mrs, R. Roy Fitzsirn- rolons. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cook, Nancy and Donald, Stratford, were at their cottage for the weekend, Mrs, F. Kentiniek, Birmingham, Minh, carne en Monday and is jibe guest of Mrs, C. W. Brawn while opening her cottage "Westwincl". Congratulations' are extended to Mr, and Mrs„ F. 'Maeeraddee on the birth, .of a little daughter on Saturday in the Goderich hos- pital, Mrs. Lindsay .Sirith, and Mrs. 0, Et Peacock attended the Wom- en's Asseeintion Presbyterial at Winghare on' Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs, William. E, Park- er were the guests of their son Robert and family, London, and also visited Mr: and Mrs. William Parker over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brisson, Grosse Point, Michigan, accomp- anied by parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. Smith Are ocuPlYing, their home here for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ebner .Johnston, Bonny, Steven, Judy, Carol and Christy, Gait, were visitors with 'the forrner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William H, Johnston, on Sunday. Missy Barbara Scott, Mrs. Mar- garet Park, and Miss Rose Bet- chler, London, with Miss Ruth .Hayman at 'the Little Inn. Miss Hayman will be opening the inn this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Cree Richards and Mrs, R. Matthews, Stratford, also Mrs, Margaret Brock and son James Brock, and grandebildren Nancy and' Kris Brook, Port Dov- er, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Louis MacLeod. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Arkell, Jo- anne and Kenny, Bay City, Miah., spent the weekend with the for- mer's parents, Mr, and Mrs. F. P. Arkell. Ken Arkell who arrived home on Thursday from the Univ- ersity at Vancouver accompanied his! brother and family on their return 'to Bay City. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sturgeon had a.s. their guest over the week- end, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stur- geon and baby Nancy Joyce, Pres- ton, Mr. and Mre. Frank Ander- son and sons Francis and Paul, Science Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bisback, Clinton, spent Sunday with the family too. Mrs. J. Fraser visited her daughter, Mrs. William Parker and son J. Fraser in London from Friday to Sunday. !Her husband who accompanied her to London went on to Cleveland by plane to visit his brother Hugh Fraser, Paineville, Ohio, who is ill. in hospital, returning home on Sun- day. Trinity Guild The Trinity Church Guild me- trier monthly meeting was held on Tuesday evening at the Albion Hotel. Guests of Mrs. Alma Bas- sett and Miss Ella MacKay and 12 members were present. Mrs. Percy Weston, president, presided and the Rev. E. J. B. Harrison opened the meeting with prayer. In the absence of Mrs. Fred Wes- ton, Mrs. Bassett presented the treasurer's report for adoption and Mrs. Ken Merrier gave her secretarial report. Plans were dis- cussed: in regard to the r church supper and bazaar to be held on July 18, and articles were turned in for, same by the members, else was planned for the annual' bake- sale -to !be - b'eld! on July 26. A social hour followed and refresh- Mother's pay Service was oh, sewed in' St. Andrew's United Church, Hayfield under the direc- tion of the Minister, the Rev, - C. E. Peacock,. with Miss Movie • Steep at the organ. Ted Dunn gave e, Scripture reading, Dent, -6: 1.13, and the Sunday School Choir sang "Faith of our Mothers", followed by second Scripture reading, John 15: 4-12 by Miss Doreen Melcen, The primary class contributed "'Mothers of the Bible." Miss Clara Clark led in prayer and response, and the Jimior Class contribution was "Mother!' F:lowing ;the dedication of 'the offering 'We give Thee but Thine Own", the Rev. C. E. Pearoek dedicated 12 tables and seven ex- tensions, one Viewlee slide arid filmstrip projector, a .60x60" bead- ed screen, of widen he said; "S't, Andrew's can rightly be proud of its! women', Many of them, besid, es! undertaking that great and merits were served by the hostes- ses. Trinity Club Thehome ,oTtritnihety vOre4iubcienniet ,presi'den't, tmarst tune. Le Royrile Poth Tuesday evening,A The theme of the devotional period was "Thankfulness', Mrs, Poth emphasized this, by describ- ing a visit to the school for the blind in Brantford, and how th- ankful people should be for sight. She also read a poem. The hymn; was "The Lord's my Shepherd." Mrs, R. Raddicle read the Script- ure, Car. 16, and prayer was of- fered by Mrs, Path. In the business; session, plans. were completed for a bake sale with Mrs. F. P'. Arkell convenor, The sum of $50 was voted tore paid to the Board of Management of Trinity Church for current expenses. It was planned to assist the Church Guild with filowers for the summer. Mrs. G. Bedchamber was named 'convenor. The guest speaker was Mrs. Reg Bally Clinton, who gave a very interesting description of a trip which she and her husband bad taken through 25 state's; of thhe. U.S.A. She projected colour- ed elides most of which were taken in California, New Orleans and Florida. Mrs. Pala was assisted by Mrs. A, F. See'tchmer and Mrs. May- nard Corrie in serving lunch. GARDEN SEEDS INSECTICIDE'S Have a complete stock of GARDEN and LAWN SEEDS, either in bulk or packages. If what you wont not in stock we can get it for you in 3, days. INSECTICIDES Carry a complete line of Insecticides far Garden, Shrubs' etc. Also Weed Killers to kill Twitch or' Broad Leafed Varieties. FERTILIZERS Have SHEEP MANURE, MILORGAMITE, MORO and PEAT MOSS; also 15-30-15 SOLUBLE, does not burn, feeds through foliage—wonderful: for transplanting. C. J. Livermore EGG GRADING STATION Isaac Street — Clinton — Phone HU 2-7001 Guernsey Disperse Owner: E. P. MacQuarrie Maple, Ont. WEDNESDAY, MAY 21 1.00 p.m. 44 Registered Guernseys 34 Cows, 6 Bred Heifers, 6 '58 Calves Mr. MacQuarrie is keeping the 1957 heifers. ACCREDITED — VACCINATED.— BLOOD TESTED DEHORNED This is one of the top producing commercial Guernsey herds, 31 cows producing 10-11 cons of milk daily. The cows are big and strong and are in nice shape. A lot of nice fall fresheners. FINNINNINPONNI.4111414NINP#0041 For a Catalog — Write to ONTARIO GUERNSEY BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION Box 99, Guelph, Ont. Low-Cal 16% All-Mash Chick Grower Miss Jessie Metcalfe and house guest spent the weekend at her home an the' -01134ge. Den Matthew's, London, visited his wife and daughter, Ellen Matt- roan on Mother's Day, Mr,. and Mrs, 3W Little, Brant- ford and David spent Sunday with Ur, and Mrs. 'Cbarles Toms, Mr. and Mrs. James Day and Grosse Point, were at then, 'cottage over the weekend. R. H. King, r.reeswater, visited hid another, Mrs, D. Newman on Mother'e Day at the home of his sister and brother-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. R, Roy Fitzsintmoes, By-Law Number 4 For 1958 For The Township of Stanley A BY-LAW REGULATING THE CARRYING AND DISCHAR- GE OF FIREARMS WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THAT PART OF THE CORPORAT- ION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY COMPOSED OF THE POLICE VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD. Whereas it has been deemed ad- visable to regulate the carrying and discharge of firearms in that part of the Corporation of the Township of Stanley known as the Police Village of Bayfield. Now therefore the Municipal Council of the Township of Stan- ley, pursuant to the authority vest- ed in it by the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1950, Chapter 243, Section 388, Subsection (1), Paragraph 37, enacts as follows: (1) No person shall discharge a firearm within the limits of the Police Village of Bayfield or upon any public highway therein. (2) No person shall carry a fire- arm within the limits of the Police Village of Bayfield or upon any public highway therein unless the same is dismantled or in a case used for the carrying and trans- portation of such firearm. (3) For the purposes of this by- law "firearm" means: (a) Anything that is designed to affect the discharge of any pellet or ammunition, (b) Anything that a person uses or intends to use to effect the discharge of any pellet or ammunition, and without restricting the gener- ality of the foregoing, includes any rifle, pistol, shot-gun, air gun, air pistol, spring gun or any class or type thereof. (4) Any person who contravenes the provisions of this by-law shall be guilty of an offence and liable to a penalty not exceeding Fifty ($50.00) Dollars (exclusive of costs) or to imprisonment to a term not exceeding twenty-one (21) days, (5) EVery such payment shall be recoverable under the Summary Convictions Act, Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1950, Chapter 379. READ A FIRST, SECOND and THIRD Time, and finally passed hi open Council this 7th day of April, 1958. HARVEY COLEMAN, Reeve FRED S. WATSON, Clerk 4-r-res-s-seee-e,e-wereseereero FARMERS 16% All-Mash Chick Grower 1 11111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11 11 II II 1111111111111 II II 11 1111 111111 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1111111 1 II 1 I 1111111 1111111 1111111111111111111111111 111111 III SHUR-GAIN HIGH-EFFICIENCY PROGRAM or SHUR-GAIN (MEDICATED) (MEDICATED) SHUR-GAIN LOW-CAL PROGRAM SHUR-GAIN SHUR-GAIN SHUR-GAIN We arse ahipping cattle every Monday for 'United Co-operatine of Chinni° and selleit your patronage. We will pick them up et your Sarni, Neese PRIOnft LOLL !I het later than Saturday nights. Seal orth Farmers Co-operative H. S, Hunt, Shipper Phone 713 4g-ttb When it's SHUR.GAIN—you profit either way—gef SHUR-GAIN and be sure. 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